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 LG CF3D 1080P Full HD 3D LCoS Home Theater Projector EMS  US $10,949.99
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 NEC VT595 LCD Home Theater Projector US $495.95
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Optoma HD20: Is It The Best Budget HD Projector?
The Optoma HD20 is a native 1080p HD projector designed for first time home theater enthusiasts. At less than $1000 it is surely one of the best in terms of video quality and color accuracy. The Optoma HD20 comes in a compact and modern design and weighs only 6 pounds. Due to its small size, it can be carried almost anywhere especially if you want to play games with your neighbors or enjoy a movie over to a friend's home.
The HD20 is comparatively bright at 1700 ANSI Lumens. It looks good even in bright light. Inside the unit is a Texas Instrument's DLP with BrilliantColor technology that produces saturated colors on the screen. This is possible because the Optoma HD20 uses six separate colors instead of three.
Lamp life is 4000 hours in standard mode or 3000 hours in bright mode. This will give you about 2-3 years of normal use before you change bulbs. The Optoma HD20 has a rapid shutdown to further preserve bulb usage.
Optoma is one of the leading multimedia projector manufacturers in the world and their products are built for excellent performance and reliability. You can rest assured your HD20 will perform beyond your wildest dreams.
Of course there are more expensive DLP projectors out there with more features and better quality. However, the Optoma HD20 can not be beaten for its price without compromising performance and quality.
The main advantage of the Optoma HD20 over plasma or LCD TVs is the size of the image. This unit can project up to 300" for an immersive viewing experience. Gamers and movie watchers can watch in awe at the contrast and sharpness of the projection.
If this is your first time to view a movie with the Optoma HD20, you will gasp in amazement. Finally you can have the the big screen experience right at home.
For more info on the Optoma HD20 as well as other projectors you visit this Projector Review Site where you can find the home theater projector for your needs.
Engadget's holiday gift guide 2011: HDTV and home theater (Engadget)
_Welcome to the Engadget Holiday Gift Guide! We're well aware of the
heartbreaking difficulties surrounding the seasonal shopping experience, so
we're here to help you sort out this year's tech treasures. Below is today's
bevy of curated picks, and you can head back to the Gift Guide hub to see the
rest of the product guides as they're added throughout the holiday season._
For a crowd-pleasing holiday gift, it's hard to do better than a TV (or
something that plays on or plugs into a TV), so naturally we're here to help
you out once again. Of course, this is an ever-changing industry segment, but
we've got you covered -- regardless of whether you need a flat panel or a
projector. If you're out shopping for someone that has (or wants to) cut the
cable, or someone that has every channel, there's something for you. Of
course, we'd also recommend keeping a close eye on the tablet and gaming
categories too, but companies like Roku, Samsung and Ceton are making sure you
have all kinds of options dedicated purely to video. Give them a look after
the break.
Continue reading _Engadget's holiday gift guide 2011: ...
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